Google Cache Bookmarklets
Earlier this year Google retired the links to its web cache. “This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.” The feature still exists (for now) as long as you know the right URL pattern. So I dusted off my JavaScript skills and created a set of three […]
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Recovering From The Weaponization of Social Media
Earlier this year Jon Henshaw gushed over federated social. I didn’t quite get it but I managed to create a Mastodon account, which I summarily abandoned until Elon Musk purchased Twitter. The purchase pushed me to figure out Mastodon (not as hard as you might think) and led me to realize what I’d been missing […]
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How data-driven prediction is changing the face of remarketing
The rise of digitally-enabled devices and the proliferation of sensors meant marketers have had an unprecedented opportunity to tailor and target ads with greater precision. And yet, according to a report from Gartner Inc., 63% of marketers still struggle with personalization, and 23% struggle with selecting the right technology to support these efforts. Based on […]
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The rise of privacy-first search engines: a marketer’s guide to Neeva, Brave, and DuckDuckGo
Consumer privacy is a major concern across every component of today’s marketing ecosystem. Brands, data providers, and advertising platforms are each attempting to deliver powerful, personalized experiences while navigating rapidly evolving data legislation. Apple drastically reduced mobile targeting and measurement opportunities with the release of iOS 14.5 only a few weeks ago. While third-party cookies […]
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Brainlabs is an official Facebook Marketing Partner for Technical Services
Brainlabs has been accredited as an official Facebook Marketing Partner for Technical Services! The new certification means Brainlabs is a recommended Facebook vendor for integrating, setting up, or troubleshooting Facebook ad tools for advertisers including Facebook Pixel, Facebook Catalogues, Facebook Advanced Matching, Facebook DPA, Facebook Conversion API, Facebook Marketing API and Facebook Offline Conversions API. […]
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Rich Results Test Bookmarklets
The Structured Data Testing Tool is being deprecated. So I created two bookmarklets for the new Rich Results Test. Copy and paste no more!
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Rich Results Test Bookmarklets
The Structured Data Testing Tool is being deprecated. So I created two bookmarklets for the new Rich Results Test. Copy and paste no more!
How to grow your YouTube rankings with the right SEO tools
From writing the perfect description to looking up what your competition did right, there is SEO software for all aspects of YouTube optimization. Aleh Barysevich provides a guide to them.
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Voice search ascending: Three areas that require your attention right now
Here are three concrete steps that can be taken right now to better position brands for the voice-dominated future.
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Google tests AR for Google Maps: Considerations for businesses across local search, hyperlocal SEO, and UX
Last month, Google tested AR functionality in Google Maps. What are the implications of VPS, street view, and machine learning for local search and SEOs?
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ClickZ Enterprise SEO Tools Buyers Guide: Ahrefs Review
Within the ClickZ enterprise SEO tools buyers guide, Ahrefs received positive scores in all major categories. In particular, it was praised for the depth and reliability of the data it provides for keyword, backlink, and technical SEO analysis. Below, we have rounded up the highlights from the full buyers guide to enterprise SEO tools.
ClickZ enterprise SEO tools Buyers Guide: BrightEdge review
Within the ClickZ enterprise SEO tools buyers guide, BrightEdge received positive scores across all the categories that matter to advanced search marketers. In particular, it drew praise for its content marketing capabilities and the high quality of customer service its clients receive. Below, we have rounded up the highlights from the full buyers guide to enterprise SEO tools.
What exactly is a marketing cloud, and do you need one?
The term ‘marketing cloud’ has gained significant traction in the last few years as major software companies have sought to monetise the growing importance of technology for marketing teams.
Bots – the future of search?
Could bots be the next big thing in technology? Arianne Donoghue takes us behind the scenes at the Bing Ads Next event and tells us about how bots could change the future of search.
Post from Arianne Donoghue
Why are high-consideration customers becoming more decisive?
If you’re a brand selling high-consideration, ‘big ticket’ items like appliances, cars or luxury goods, the customer journey is vitally important.
The Future of Mobile Search
What if I told you that the future of mobile search was swiping. I don’t mean that there will be a few carousels of content. Instead I mean that all of the content will be displayed in a horizontal swiping interface. You wouldn’t click on a search result, you’d simply swipe from one result to […]
Artificial intelligence – Should you be preparing your website?
In this post from Jack Cooper, discover how artificial intelligence and machine learning are soon going to change the way we market products and services.
Post from Jack Cooper
The Preference Bubble
A couple of mornings each week I drive down to my local Peet’s for some coffee. There’s a barista there named Courtney who is referred to by her co-workers as the Michael Jordan of baristas. Why? She can remember the names and orders for a vast number of customers. “Both today AJ?” she asks me […]
The Preference Bubble is by AJ Kohn, originally posted on Blind Five Year Old.
Laura Lippay’s Randomly Weird SEO & Tech Predictions for 2014
Jailbait and Diaper Sex: Microniche dating sites like Farmers Only (indeed, for farmers only), Women Behind Bars (yup), and Daily Diapers (yeah no, for adults) will be bought up by Demand Media and expanded out to include landing pages for tail terms like “How Jailbait Made Me a Better Person”, ”Why Diaper Sex Ain’t as Good as It Used to Be” and ”howcome when […]
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Google Now Topics
Have you visited your Google Now Topics page? You should if you want to get a peek at how Google is translating queries into topics, which is at the core of the Hummingbird Update. Google Now Topics If you are in the United States and have Google Web History turned on you can go to […]
Google Now Topics is by AJ Kohn, originally posted on Blind Five Year Old.